From the ‘Movement Sport Health laboratory’ (M2S laboratory), he will present inertial sensors and artificial intelligence for motion analysis in high level sport. Biomechanical analysis plays a key role in optimizing sports performance by enabling regular and precise motion capture in real training conditions. Thanks to technological advancements, the development of wearable sensors has made a significant leap forward, allowing for more detailed and relevant analysis of athletes’ movements. Today, artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the use of these sensors by providing instant feedback aligned with the demands of high-level sports. In preparation for the 2024 Olympic Games, he has conducted innovative research combining AI and inertial measurement units (IMUs) to evaluate and optimize athletes’ movements. This work has focused on several major challenges: sensor selection and acceptability among elite athletes, sensor-to-segment calibration, and the automation of analysis processes. These solutions aim to provide continuous assessments during training and competition, with the ultimate goal of improving performance.
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